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Greg Wyshynski
New York Islanders Coach Patrick Roy said forward Anthony Duclair was “boosy” in his loss at Tampa Bay Lightning Tuesday evening and that the veteran does not meet expectations.
Duclair played 12 minutes, 15 seconds in islanders’ 4-1 loss To lightning with zero points and completed on minus-1. In the third period he had only four shifts. It was the third direct game in which Duclair played 12:15 or less. This season he has an average of 15:03 in the ice, his first with islanders.
“He was God.
Asked what he sees in the game Duclair, coach Islanders said, “It’s a matter of effort” for a veteran forward.
“There is no skating, does not compete, does not move with his feet. He does not play what we expect from him,” Roy said.
Duclair has seven goals and four assists in 44 games with islanders and skates for Minus-15. 29-year-old wings on a single point in 60 minutes-what would be a 11-year-old veteran by the Ministry. Duclair signed a four -year contract with an agent of $ 14 million without an agent last summer, and by 2026 he has a complete clause about without shops.
New York is without victory in its last six peas, fights the section and chases the final place of the playoffs at the Eastern Conference. Islanders hitchhike Montreal Canadiens by five points with eight games.
